Caso della settimana: Donna con dolore alla parte superiore destra dell'addome

Mar 31, 2012
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1 aprile 2012 -- Storia clinica: Donna ricoverata per dolore alla parte superiore destra dell'addome. Riscontro accidentale nella milza. Il nostro apprezzamento è esteso al dott. Anagha Parkar, dell'Haraldsplass Diakonale Sykehus di Bergen, Norvegia, per il contributo offerto a questo caso. Clicca qui per il Caso della settimana.


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